October Is National Cyber Security Awareness Month
To contribute to cybersecurity awareness efforts on campus, the Student Computing Help Desk provides tips to protect yourself and your identity online. Check out the Help Desk display case outside Burns 204 or visit the GW Law Computing for Students: Virtual Help...Exotic Animals Tragedy
We’ve been reading about the release and subsequent hunting and killing of exotic animals this week in Ohio (for a news story about the event, click here). The events of the past week have raised many questions about the keeping of wild and exotic animals. Who...Finalists Announced for National Book Awards
Update — Shine, by Lauren Myracle, was removed from the list of nominees. Chime, by Franny Billingsley, was added to the category. Both books were listed in the Young Peoples Literature category. For the announcement by the National Book Foundation, click...Traditions – United States Supreme Court
Black Robes: Since at least 1800, it has been traditional for Justices to wear black robes while in Court. In 1995, the late Chief Justice William Rehnquist, a fan of Gilbert and Sullivan, made the news when he added four gold stripes to the sleeves of his robe,...Subscribe by Email
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